On Sun, Nov 14, 2021 at 09:09:12PM +0100, Vincent Breton wrote: > Good evening, > > I wrote an article about Texinfo. Its 2 tables can be useful for > example for people who likes to start discovering or exploring a list of > TeX commands with a real application as Texinfo. The texinfo.tex is a > file used by Texinfo source files to generate with TeX PDF files. For > HTML, Texinfo don't use TeX but its own scripts in Perl. > > You can download my article here: > http://www.presentiel.com/texinfo/vb_latex_texinfo_index.pdf > > Best regards, > > Vincent Breton
Good to see your interest in Texinfo. Note that some of these commands sequences are TeX primitives, some come from plain TeX, and others are Texinfo's own definitions. Also note that a "command word" in TeX only has letters, so in \vskip4pt the command is just \vskip. If you are interested in analysing TeX files, some others to look at might be plain.tex and LaTeX macros. You might find them installed on your computer under a directory like /usr/share/texmf/tex or /usr/share/texlive. It could potentially be interesting to see which are the most used commands.
